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8″ Vinyl NUMBER – Iron on – HTV- Apply to your own shirt, apron, handbag or skirt. You can even do quilts or pillowcases! This iron on is roughly 2-5 inches wide x 8 inches tall (depending on which number). Iron-on will come in an envelope, with instructions for application. Works best with fabrics that contain at least SOME COTTON. I use them all the time on 100% cotton, 50/50 cotton Poly Blend or even 100% polyester fabrics. Wholly Synthetic, stretchy materials (spandex, etc.) may resist adhesion or peel when fabric changes shape. Have never tried it on silk, so I don’t know what you should expect. *This is for the NUMBER only. No Name will be included. Some Pictures contain names because that’s one of the many uses for these custom name HTVs, to turn T Shirts into Jersey style Tees. *Includes Iron on only* Does not include a shirt or other fabric* * Any number you like – If you want a double digit or triple digit number, you must order each digit. For instance 85 is an 8 and a 5. Discounts for multiples and I’ll ship them together. *This is not affiliated with any celebrity or player. Lots of people out there wearing number 87 or 15 or 1. So if you’re a pro player and think I’m infringing on your copyright, I’m pretty sure you don’t OWN the number 9 Joe! Washing Tips: Turn Inside Out: Always turn the t-shirt inside out before washing to protect the design from friction and direct contact with other clothes. Cold Water: Use cold water to prevent the transfer from cracking. Hot water can weaken the adhesive and cause the print to peel. Mild Detergent: Use a mild, color-safe detergent. Avoid bleach or harsh chemicals, as these can damage the print. Gentle Cycle: Wash the t-shirt on a gentle cycle to minimize agitation and reduce the risk of damaging the print. Avoid Overloading: Don’t overload the washing machine, as this can increase friction and pressure on the print. Drying Tips: Air Dry: The best way to dry a t-shirt with transfer paper printing is to hang it up or lay it flat to air dry. Avoid direct sunlight, as UV rays can fade the print. Low Heat: If you must use a dryer, choose the lowest heat setting. High heat can cause the transfer to crack or peel. No Ironing Directly: Never iron directly on the printed area. If ironing is necessary, turn the t-shirt inside out or place a piece of cloth over the print. Additional Tips: Avoid Fabric Softeners: These can break down the adhesive in the transfer, causing it to peel. Wash Less Frequently: Wash the t-shirt only when necessary to prolong the life of the print. Store Properly: Store the t-shirt in a cool, dry place, preferably folded with the print side up to avoid any pressure on the design. Following these guidelines will help keep the printing on your t-shirts looking vibrant and intact for as long as possible.